Holiday season photography ideas and tips
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The document provides photography ideas and tips for capturing beautiful holiday scenes. It suggests photographing winter landscapes, which make great prints or cards and are a fine addition to a landscape portfolio. Tips include using exposure compensation to properly expose snow and preventing condensation when bringing cameras inside. Another idea is photographing fireplaces, setting exposure for the fire and adding a secondary light source. Photographing Christmas ornaments is also suggested, using shallow depth of field to separate the subject from the background. Unconventional techniques like taking pictures over edges are also proposed.
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My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
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Holiday season photography ideas and tips
- 1. HOLIDAY SEASON PHOTOGRAPHY IDEAS AND TIPS Photography ideas and tips to create beautiful photographs during the holidays The upcoming Holidays can offer a lot of photographic opportunities. Today we would like to suggest a few Ideas and tips to keep your creativity flowing. WINTER LANDSCAPE.
- 2. Snowy landscapes are always magical and unique. These photographs make great prints to hang on the wall or printed as a Holiday card. Winter landscapes always
- 3. make a fine addition to any landscape portfolio. Tips for winter landscape photography: Keep it warm. Wear gloves, so your frost-bitten fingers will not give up before your artistic energy wears out. Exposure Compensation: Your camera would suggest exposure based on neutral gray. But the snow is about full stop brighter then neutral grey and pictures often end up darker. If shooting in any of automatic modes go to your camera menu and set Exposure Compensation to +1. (refer to you camera manual how to set exposure compensation) Condensation: When bringing your camera back indoors it”s best to let it de-condense naturally by taking it out of the bag and removing lens cover for about 10 minutes. (Condensation is happening when you bring optical gear from cold to warm temperature) Print and Frame your masterpiece and then hang it above the mantle. Looking at a snowy landscape will make you feel even warmer and cozier. This brings us to the next idea: The Fireplace. FIREPLACE.
- 4. Tips for photographing the Fireplace: First Set the exposure that will show fire at it’s best. See our previous tutorial: How to photograph fire. Once your exposure for fire is set add a second light source to light your subject: it could be a pop up flash or strobe or clamp lamp (whatever your preferred light source is) ORNAMENTS.
- 5. Tips to photograph Christmas Ornaments: Use very shallow depth of field to separate your subject from the background. Experiment with soft focus filters video below:
- 6. UNCONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES: Take your pictures over the edge using unconventional techniques:Video: 4 Unconventional Christmas Lights Photo Techniques.